-
means "Creator of the World".
Other reconstructions are
Saqal and Soq.
Suoge succeeded his father, Wuzhile, to the
Turgesh throne. However, the Tang...
- Sarï Türgesh
tribe Alishi (阿利施) and the "Black" Qara Türgesh tribe(s) 娑葛 (
Suoge < *Soq or *Saqal) - 莫賀 (Mohe < *Bağa). To the
Black Türgesh sub-tribe, Chebishi...
- and Tang dynasty)
against the
growing power of the east.
Turgesh khagan Suoge (also
called Soko) had
given his
brother Zhenu ülüş (fief). His brother...
- Subsequently,
after Emperor Zhongzong recognized Suoge's authority over the
Turgesh tribes,
hostility ceased, and
Suoge again became a Tang v****al. In
spring 710...
- lit. 'The
khagan who
makes fallen to rise again') by Zhongzhong. However,
Suoge was
appointed as his subordinate, who was
going to
appointed Shisixing Khagan...
- was
involved in an
incident that
would cause Suoge (娑葛), the
chieftain of the
Tuqishi (突騎施), to rebel.
Suoge had in 706
succeeded his
father Wuzhile (烏質勒)...
-
three Shatuo tribes,
besides Chuyue (處月) and
formerly Türgesh-****ociated
Suoge (娑葛). In the
Later Jin,
there were
Dukedoms for the
offspring of the royal...
- had to
reconquer and kill
their Qaghan in 710. He
killed Türgesh
khagan Suoge at
Battle of Bolchu. In
later years of Qapaghan, he had to
fight four battles...
- Xihe (郡王西河), however, he died in 706
before the
envoy arrived. Bagha's son
Suoge (娑葛),
believing that Guo's acts were deliberate,
gathered his
troops and...
- was not long lasting.
Suluk was a Chor
serving under Suoge before the
Battle of Bolchu.
After Suoge's defeat, the Türgesh
migrated to
south of
Zhetysu valley...
